. >> i know where the -- he's got blood on my versace. >> versace. >> one day, i'm shooting a scene with nic. we're behind and we have to get out of this location, and he's talking to this woman who's baby he's just kidnapped. he has like, two scenes with her, and he said, "i don't know why, i'm being so nice to this woman." he said, "maybe i should rough her up a bit." i sai,d "why don't you shoot her?" he said, "yeah, that would be good." i said, "you know, just take out your gun, and say 'lady, i don't have the time.' and shoot her. then we'll be back on schedule. we won't have to shoot that scene afterward." her, you know, the producer came by and said "hey you're making good time. what happened?" and we said, "oh, we shot her." ? well, i wanted to surround myself with people, with what i call the "post rules generation." you know, there was a generation that made the rules and the generation that codified them and the generation that broke them, my generation. generation that laughed at them, tarantino's. now we have a generation that doesn't even know there were rules. y age of sev

that involves your health care now is increasingly dictated by department of health in humans or versace. if you want to apply for a job, there are all kinds of requirements and regulations and employers especially have to comply with all kinds of red tape. the compliance cost of satisfying federal regulators are early next eventually. education, schools are being managed in schools used to be the quintessential local institutions where americans really govern themselves in their school houses and these are now being dictated to by washington. every aspect of life now is being shaped by rules, effectively laws that are made and enforced by people who nobody knows. people that can't name. people they don't know for coming people who think they are -- they know how to manage the lives of ordinary americans better than ordinary americans. >> used the 1927 as an example to >> herbert hoover who has gone down in history as the laws they fared the century american to ever do with actually progressive in the radio act which gave initially the federal radio commission the power to issue licenses

there's rulers she'll be playing donatella versace. on her last album wrote a song called "donatella" and dedicated it to her. she's coming back to tv. the "o.j." series was so successful, they're second and even the third one. the third is it's going to be based on the death of gianni versace. that's the role lady gaga might play. really getting into acting. just won a golden globe and very busy, doing the super bowl in february. >> and ryan murphy is producer of that. >> he knows. >> talk us through the box office? >> massive. taken by surprise. movie "dr. strange" starring benedict cumberbatch, thought it would be really well. did better than expectations. it did $85 million. >> wow! >> just over the weekend. number two, justin timberlake's movie "trolling," but it did great. $45 million. so there's nothing -- no shame there. that was great, too. three was mel gibson's big comeback directorial movie, about $15 million. >> $14.8 million. >> there you go. i think people wanted to get away from the election maybe. all three movies grea

roomers she'll play donatella versace. best friends. on her last album wrote a song called "donatella" and dedicated it to her. rumor, american crime story. so successful, planning the section a second one and even third one. versace. had the nation agrips. you have to tell the sister's point of view. the role lady gaga might play. really getting into acting. just won a golden globe and very busy, doing the super bowl in february. >> and ryan murphy is producer of that. he is -- >> he knows. >> what he's doing. yeah, yeah. >> talk us through the box office? >> massive. taken by surprise. a new marv's comic turned into a movie "dr. strange" starring benedict would be really well. did better than expectations. it did $85 million. >> wow! >> just over the weekend. number two, justin timberlake's movie "trolling," but it did great. $45 million. so there's nothing -- no shame there. that was great, too. three was mel gibson's big comeback directorial movie, > >>s $14.8 million. >> there you go. all three movies great hits. >> rob, thank you.

it's based on the death of johnny versace. remember the 1997 had the nation in grips? within that story you have to might play. she is getting into acting, won the golden globe and will be very busy because she's doing the super bowl in february. >> the director knows what he's doing. >>> people were taken by surprise. a new comic has been turned into a movie. "dr. strange," starring as ben $85 million over the weekend. number two is justin timberlake's movie, "trolls." it's great, did $45 million. no shame there. another was mel gibson's big comeback at director, at $14 million. >> the next one was at 8! >> i think people wanted to get away from the election. >> thank you. >> lovely to see you. >> if you want to drop a few pounds before the holidays? who doesn't? you don't know which diet works for you? >> we will reveal it after these messages. mother in-law with a keen sense of smell... glad bag, full of trash. what happens next? nothing. only glad has febreze to neutralize odors for 5 days. guaranteed. even the most perceptive noses won't notice the trash. tein. ze

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>> you don't give speeches on the red carpet in versace gowns?ust feel like people got too full of themselves scolding -- you can't cold a vietnam vet and his retired nurse wife in the midwest and expect them to go "you're right about me, i am going to vote --" you know? this country is going to have -- this country is headed for a divorce, that's what i say, or a civil war. >> i've heard lots of people say that. do you believe that? >> yeah. >> so speaking of show business, donald trump tweeted at "hamilton" and "snl." what do you think. >> pence got booed at the hamilton show but it's like you can't say gay people need to be reprogrammed and then go to a broadway show and expect not to get boot. >> especially not that show. >> any broadway show. it could have been a lot worse if he'd gone to "kinky boots" or i don't know, "wicked." >> i know you're joking around, but what do you think would happen if you just do your home work on "hamilton" and on broadway. a lot of gays, a lot of gay people. what did you think was going to happen. >> he's walk

that smoking hot one-shouldered versace. and the honor for the sexiest this effortless look, like you just got out of bed with your boyfriend. i was like, okay. they put the hair, the makeup, and i was like, i think i can sell it. >> listen, if you get out of bed looking like this, that's -- >> have you seen myselfies with no filters on my instagram? >> yes, i have. >> just so everyone knows, cameron has a little crush on teraj. lady gaga in white brandon maxwell. look at that suit, tailored to perfection. and that hat? here's a star who is perfection in my book. oprah winfrey has her own show on greenleaf. brooke anderson was first on the set when they raised the bar for a very salty season number two. >> you've got the greed, the adultery, betrayal. >> one of the things that informs me so much is all of those years of doing the oprah show. if a man hits you once, he will hit you again. not everybody can get over an affair. to being able to take some of those dysfunctional stories that people actually shared with me in our

the governmental interest the state asserts, narrow tailoring must refer not to the standards of versace but to those of omar the tent maker. \[laughter] -- [laughter] i have no idea where he gets these things. [laughter] likewise, in maryland v. king he rejected the court's decision that swabbing the cheeks of arrestees was a constitutional search. in his words, and i quote, i doubt that the proud men who wrote the charter of our liberties would have been so eager to open their mouths for royal inspection. and in lee vs. weisman, justice scalia lamented, i find it as efficient embarrassment that our establishment clause, jurisprudence, regarding holiday displays has come to require scrutiny more commonly associated with interior decorators than with the judiciary. but at least he went on, interior decorating is a rock hard science compared to the psychology practiced by amateurs to decide whether a prayer during a graduation ceremony was too coercive for high school students. to be sure, he would be biting at times. of the court's opinion, in national endowment for the arts vs. finley,

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she's looks spectacular in this white gown and inside the december issue she appears in versace dress. president and mrs. obama gave an interview to the magazine. attached and angry and then she won over the de traekttors and put her unique stamp on her positions. >> pretty cool. >> politicians to space heroes amazing exhibit on display at the kennedy space center in florida. >> it exhibits pioneers of the space familiar. brian keiting reports. heroes and legends uses artifact and cutting edge technology to give visitors early years of space program. a who's who of space legends on hand for the veteran's day dedication. several astronauts shared their experiences. >> the view was incredible and i mean the blackness of space and contrast between that and really, really bright lieu nar surface. >> begin with the wall of frame itself highlighting all space pioneers and museum emphasizes early years. mercury program and again june and apolo. >> what i'm excited about is the possibility this could be used as motivational tool for young people. >> bob cabana says the future of the space pro

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she starred in music videos and become the face of brands like versace and tommy hilfiger and has nearly 25 million followers on instagram. thanks to a new collaboration, she can add footwear designer to her resume. gigi, it's great to see you. >> thank you. the "today" show. >> it is. and i'm such a big fan. i've watched it morning my whole life so it's great to be here. >> i was looking at some magazines and you're on the cover of every one. >> it looks like my mom's living room on this table. >> you've got vogue, bazaar and the "wall street journal." >> my dad was excited about that one. it's amazing. i get to work with the people i've looked up to my whole life. people a cover, but each one has so much experience and such a story behind where were shooting and who i was with. >> you and your mom had a five-year plan. when you started to model, you decided what you wanted to do. it seems like it came true in about a year. people call you that phrase that they use too often, i think, "it" girl. do you like it or hate it? >> obviously it's an honor to be called that. i think that someth

the governmental interest estate asserts, narrow tailoring must refer not to the standards of versace, but to those of omar the tent maker. i have no idea where he gets these things. [ laughter ] like wise, in maryland he came, he rejected the court's decision that swabbing the cheeks of a arrestees was a constitutional search. in his words, and i quote, i doubt that the proud men who wrote the charter of our liberties would have been so eager to open their mouths for royal inspection. and in lee versus whiteman, justice scalia mentioned, i find it sufficient embarrassment that our establishment clause, juris prudence regarding holiday displays has come to require scrutiny more commonly associated with interior decorators than with the judiciary. but at least he went on interior decorating is a rock-hard science compared to the psychology practiced by amateurs to decide whether a prayer during a graduation ceremony was too coercive for high school students. to be sure, he would be biding at times. the court's opinion and national endowment for the arts he said, the operation was a suc

old, gigi hadid has already conquered runways in paris and milan and become the face of brands like versace and tommy hilfiger and has nearly 25 million followers on instagram. thanks to a new collaboration, she can add footwear to her resume. thank you for joining us. life. great to go. >> awesome. i was looking at the cover of some magazines, you're on every one. >> looks like my mom's living room. >> you have bazaar, vogue, the wall street journal magazine. this one is very different. >> wall street journal was for my dad. he's very excited. i get to meet people i looked up to my whole life and people ask what is your favorite cover? where we were shooting, i love them all for different reasons. >> the story goes you and your mom had a 5-year plan, when you started to model you decided what you wanted to do. seems like it came through in about a year and people call you that phrase they call too often, that "it" girl. do you like it or hate it? >> it's an honor to be called that. something i paid attention to is being someone people like to work with. a personal level they'll be the ones

the governmental interest, the state asserts, narrow tailoring must refer not to the standards of versaceut to those of omar the tent maker. [laughter] justice thomas: i have no idea where he gets these things. [laughter] justice thomas: likewise, in maryland v. king, he rejected the court's decision that swabbing the cheeks of arrestees was a constitutional search. in his words, and i quote, " i doubt that the proud men who wrote the charter of our liberties would have been so eager to open their mouths for royal inspection." [laughter] justice thomas: and in lee vs. weisman, justice scalia lamented, " i find it as efficient embarrassment that our establishment clause, jurisprudence, regarding holiday displays has come to require scrutiny more commonly associated with interior decorators than with the judiciary." "t at least he went on, interior decorating is a rock hard science compared to the psychology practiced by amateurs to decide whether a prayer during a graduation ceremony was too coercive for high school students." to be sure, he would be biting at times. of the court's opinion

the governmental interest, the state asserts, narrow tailoring must refer not to the standards of versacet to those of omar he tent maker. justice thomas: i have no idea here he gets these things. justice thomas: likewise, in maryland v. king, he rejected the court's decision that swabbing the cheeks of arrestees was a constitutional search. in his words, and i quote, "i doubt that the proud men who wrote the charter of our liberties would have been so eager to open their mouths for royal inspection." justice thomas: and in lee vs. weisman, justice scalia lamented, "i find it as efficient embarrassment that our establishment clause, jurisprudence, regarding holiday displays has come to require scrutiny more commonly associated with interior decorators than with the judiciary." but at least he went on, "interior decorating is a rock hard science compared to the psychology practiced by amateurs to decide whether a prayer during a graduation ceremony was too coercive for high school students." to be sure, he would be biting at times. of the court's opinion, in national endowment for the arts